Iranian Guard attacks US bases in Jordan, Kuwait and Bahrain

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) announced a coordinated missile and drone strike across three Gulf locations as part of the 20th wave of Operation Nasr 2. The group says the attack hit the Al‑Azraq air base in Jordan, destroying at least two US fighter jets and three other aircraft and damaging additional assets. In Kuwait, the IRGC reports striking the Arifjan troop‑concentration point, the Ali Al Salem radar, a fuel‑supply dock at Al‑Ahmadi and a power‑plant/desalination complex, claiming destruction of aircraft shelters and a data centre. In Bahrain, the force says it hit the Sheikh Isa air base, destroying a data centre (Batelco) and other logistics facilities. The IRGC warned US‑linked technology firms and pledged further attacks on American assets in the region. The United States’ Central Command confirmed a seventh consecutive night of strikes on Iranian targets but did not verify the Iranian claims. No fatalities were reported among US service members, though several were injured in the Jordan attacks. Satellite‑image providers, including Google, have blurred high‑resolution views of the damaged Kuwaiti sites, underscoring the information‑war aspect of the escalation.